BRASELTON, Ga. – Corvette Racing's No. 3 Compuware Corvette C6.R ran second in the GT class after four hours of Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta. Jan Magnussen and Antonio
Garcia traded stints in challenging conditions, which has seen the weather go back and forth between dry and wet. At the four-hour mark, a light but steady rain continued to fall
and put strategy at a premium in the 1,000-mile/10-hour race.

Garcia and Magnussen, who are teaming with Jordan Taylor this weekend at Road Atlanta, need a seventh-place finish or better to claim the GT drivers' championship. Magnussen
led his nearest title challenger, Dirk Muller, shortly after a restart before the race's fourth hour.

The No. 4 Compuware Corvette of Oliver Gavin, Tommy Milner and Richard Westbrook ran in 10th place and six laps down after two lengthy stops to replace a pair of alternator
belts. Gavin had moved from seventh to second in the first two laps before the telemetry showed the alternator was not charging the battery at the 30-minute mark. Gavin brought
the car in for fuel, tires and driver change to Milner along with a belt replacement. That belt proved faulty, and Milner pitted again on the next lap for another replacement.
This time, the belt functioned properly and the car continued with the battery fully charging.

The race continues with live TV coverage alternating between FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2. ALMS.com also is streaming the full race broadcast.

ANTONIO GARCIA, NO. 3 COMPUWARE CORVETTE C6.R

"It is very difficult. It probably is not the situation you want to be in while fighting for a championship. You have to be patient but fast at the same time. In the end,
the track was good when it was fully dry. The car was behaving very good before drops began coming down. It is very different from lap to lap. The gaps between the cars are more
than 10 seconds, so it is difficult to see how the track is reacting. I was learning a little bit early with a Porsche and then with Tommy (Milner in the No. 4 car). We know we
need to keep running and stay on the lead lap. For sure, we aren't the ones that need to be taking risks. That is the 56. We need to keep following what they do."

TOMMY MILNER, NO. 4 COMPUWARE CORVETTE C6.R

"We're quite aways down now. Getting eight laps back is going to be a tall order. It's kind of fitting for our year. We had a good car and we have a small issue that puts
us behind. We're pretty bummed. (Helping the 3 car) has been the mindset all along. Anything we can do to help the 3 car is what we will do. We'll be conscious of what they are
doing and make sure our stops don't mess them up. At this point, we will just run laps and see what we can do."